Originally interred at his home, Bush Hill Estate, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
Volume I
John W. Jordan, Editor
Published 1911:
"Andrew Hamilton inherited from his father, the wharves, storehouses and business properties, as well as the old family mansion, but having ample wealth, he probably did not engage in trade. In his will, dated November 21, 1784, and proved January 1, 1785, he was styled "Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, Gentleman" The will devised the house where he lived and the houses, stores, wharf and lots of ground on Front street, to his wife for life, with his plate, household goods and furniture, and mentioned his children, Ann, Mary, Andrew, Franks and Rebecca as legatees His son James having inherited amply under the will of his uncle William Hamilton, was left but a hundred guineas."
Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
Volume I
John W. Jordan, Editor
Published 1911:
"Andrew Hamilton inherited from his father, the wharves, storehouses and business properties, as well as the old family mansion, but having ample wealth, he probably did not engage in trade. In his will, dated November 21, 1784, and proved January 1, 1785, he was styled "Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, Gentleman" The will devised the house where he lived and the houses, stores, wharf and lots of ground on Front street, to his wife for life, with his plate, household goods and furniture, and mentioned his children, Ann, Mary, Andrew, Franks and Rebecca as legatees His son James having inherited amply under the will of his uncle William Hamilton, was left but a hundred guineas."
Originally interred at his home, Bush Hill Estate, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
Volume I
John W. Jordan, Editor
Published 1911:
"Andrew Hamilton inherited from his father, the wharves, storehouses and business properties, as well as the old family mansion, but having ample wealth, he probably did not engage in trade. In his will, dated November 21, 1784, and proved January 1, 1785, he was styled "Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, Gentleman" The will devised the house where he lived and the houses, stores, wharf and lots of ground on Front street, to his wife for life, with his plate, household goods and furniture, and mentioned his children, Ann, Mary, Andrew, Franks and Rebecca as legatees His son James having inherited amply under the will of his uncle William Hamilton, was left but a hundred guineas."
Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
Volume I
John W. Jordan, Editor
Published 1911:
"Andrew Hamilton inherited from his father, the wharves, storehouses and business properties, as well as the old family mansion, but having ample wealth, he probably did not engage in trade. In his will, dated November 21, 1784, and proved January 1, 1785, he was styled "Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, Gentleman" The will devised the house where he lived and the houses, stores, wharf and lots of ground on Front street, to his wife for life, with his plate, household goods and furniture, and mentioned his children, Ann, Mary, Andrew, Franks and Rebecca as legatees His son James having inherited amply under the will of his uncle William Hamilton, was left but a hundred guineas."
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